Sentence examples for ideological advertising from inspiring English sources

The photo session was dreamed up by two 25-year-old students, Maayan Smoler and Uri Dagan, in an "ideological advertising" class at Bezalel art school in Jerusalem.

He later related that the Movement's members were simply anti-Batista, and few had strong socialist or anti-imperialist views, something which Castro attributed to "the overwhelming weight of the Yankees' ideological and advertising machinery" which he believed suppressed class consciousness among Cuba's working class.

Wikipedia, with its ideological opposition to advertising, heavily relies on donations from readers.

I think that people have become a lot more aware of the ideological subtext of advertising and political speech and of racial and sexual implications of language that formerly no one thought twice about.

Mr. Palant, a 27-year-old programmer in Cologne, Germany, is not an ideological opponent of online advertising.

The other race is a proxy battle between Mr. Daschle and President Bush, which has the national parties and their ideological allies pouring money, advertising and operatives into the state.

Unlike the United States, where the DeMoss advertisements were widely broadcast, Germany prohibits broadcast advertising for religious, political or ideological causes.

The Role of Money Reining in television is not just ideological, but is also tied to advertising money, people in the industry contend.

But it wasn't necessarily an ideological shift: after years working in advertising, Brown had an instinct for what was selling, and by the end of the 1960s, that was liberation.

The advertising industry quit, blaming "ideological" privacy advocates whom they likened to Bolsheviks.

As a talk-show host, Cuomo went on the air last June advertising himself less as an ideological alternative to Rush Limbaugh and G. Gordon Liddy than as a man who would listen.